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Physical Presence Of Accused On Bail In Criminal Case When Charge Shee


21-Jul-2024 (In Criminal Law)
Sir , i wish to ask wheter physical presence is mandatory on the part of accused on bail in criminal cases when charge sheet is submitted by police or can the Magistrate allow on Video conference.
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Answer #1
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The presence of the accused is mandatory at each and every step of the trial but in some cases when the examination-in-chief is going on the accused is usually directed to sit outside the court. Nowadays video conferencing is enough to mark the physical presence of the accused person.
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Answer #2
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Magistrate can allow on video conference but it all depends upon the discretion of Magistrate and stage of trial .Further in trial at some point of time Physical presence is mandatory which cannot be dispensed off
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Answer #3
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Physical presence is mandatory on the part of accused when the charge sheet is submitted. however if the person has engaged any advocate for the purpose then even the presence of advocate will suffice the matter and then there is no requirement of the physical presence. VC is allowed only if the court has the VC facilitu
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